This is how much a drink will set you back at Tramlines 2026

Heading to Tramlines this weekend? We’ve taken a look at drink prices across the festival so you know exactly what to budget before heading to the bar.

Whether you’re after a pint of lager, a spritz in the sunshine or a quick shot between sets, prices are broadly the same across the festival’s main bars.

Pints start from £6.45, while spirits and mixers cost £7.95, with cocktails and canned sparkling wine among the priciest options.

At the main bars, including the Big Bar and White Roses Bar, a 440ml Coors is the cheapest pint at £6.45, while Madrí Excepcional, Atlantic Pale Ale and the Jubel fruit lagers are all £6.95. Cider drinkers can pick up a Thatchers Juicy Apple for £6.75, while the Apple & Blackcurrant and Blood Orange flavours are £6.95.

Wine is available from £8.50 for a 175ml glass of Vinca Organic White or Rosé, with bottles priced at £34.50. A 200ml can of Vinca Organic Sparkling Wine costs £9.50.

Single spirits, including Smirnoff vodka, Gordon’s gin, Captain Morgan Spiced Gold and El Jimador tequila, are £7.95 with a mixer, while doubling up costs an extra £2.

Shots are slightly cheaper, with Tequila Rose costing £4.50, standard tequila £5.95, Jägermeister £5.50, and a Jägerbomb priced at £6.50.

For something different, White Claw hard seltzers are £8.45, while energy drink cocktails including Vodka Red Bull, Tequila Peach Bull and the new Citrus Lime Bull are all £11.95.

Those looking for something lighter can head to the Lidl Tram Stop Bar, where a range of spritzes is available. The Hugo Haze, made with elderflower cordial, soda and mint, or the Cucumber Cooler, made with cucumber syrup and soda, cost £7.50 as alcohol-free drinks or £9.50 with Prosecco added.

Take a look through our gallery below for a full breakdown of drink prices across Tramlines 2026 before deciding what to order.